Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-07

more money in raising fax and sending 1t to
Minneapolis than In raising wheat and ship
ping It to Duluth.
The Nash block on Dakota avenue, in Hu.
ron has been purchased by Hamilton Kerr
and .. W. Blair. It is one of the hest bust
ness blocks in that :ity.
Doc. Mold was arrested at Canton Friday
for selling liquor without license. He waiv-
ed an examination and was bound over until
the grand jury meets again.
Sam Moses has been appointed sheriff OF
Fall River county, vice q. A. Goassc, resign
ed.
Two thousand freight cars have been put on
the Dakota division of the Northwestern rail-
road.
The work on the new $50, 600 hotel at Wat
ertown will be pushed vigorously through the
winter.
The mail route from st. Paul to Mandan is
to be shortsnes, making jamestown the ter
minus.
A man named Harrington, living at Yer.
million, paid $50 for trying to eat the fingers
of foe.
The Pilot places the loss y the recent Her
mosa fire at s20, 900 with an insurance offset
ofs4,O00.
The Milwaukee company have paid ont
IS 1856 II for work done at Aberdeen during
the past month.
A fine vein Of Ignite has been struck at
Brookings at depth of 400 feet while boring
an artesian well.
NEBRAsKA.
The Burlington company are building stock
yards at Schuyler.
The Omaha and Yankton railway project is
again being agitated.
Three fremen Of Lincoln had their ears
! frozen Saturday night.
Nebraska City will soon have German
Democratic newspaper.
The State Journal will hereafter issue q
Monday morning paper.
A florist recently invested s15,0c0 in gar
den and flowers at Omaha.
Two men are reported to hay. been frozen
to death near Grant Sunday.
Holt county voted at the recent election to
Adopt township organization.
The hog cholera is raging to an alarming
extent in the vicinity Of Blair.
Nebraska City claims gain Of 8, 600 in her
population during the past year.
Ponca claims to be the neatest and best reg
ulated city in northern Nebraska.
Omaha officials expect to rigidly enforce
ths law prohibiting coasting on sidewalks.
Burglars entered the store of Goodrich 4
Noreen at Fremont, Monday night, and took
$1,000 worth Of goods.
Mre. NJ. A. Council was elected superir-
tendent Of public instruction In Kearney
county by majority of t,213.
Hamlin Burnee, an old man Of Omaha, was
run over by wagon, resulting in the fracture
OF three ribs and internal injuries. The dri-
yer Of the wagon has been arrested for Gaze
less living.
The elevator Of CLARK, Heaton d Co., at
Clark's Station, was destroyed by FIRE Tues
day morning. Two horses in an adjoining
barn were also burned. The origin Of the fire
Is unknown.
Arrangements are now being perfected at
West Lincoln for the establishment of new
mandatory in which will be employed 100
nsn. The product Of the factory has not yet
been made known.
The case of Dick Klocke, charged with as
saultfng Bohannon in his escape from the
Nebraska City jail which has been before the
district court, was concluded Friday by the
jury finding Klocke not guilty.
There are twenty Chinese lauadries In
. Omaha showing total investment of less
than 81 900, while there are only eighteen
lsundries conducted BY white mep, and they
Z show total investment of about $3.50, eco.
A jury In the district court at Trem ont Fri
day, brought In verdict OF $500 damages
against the city for Martin Brenner, who
broke his arm by slipping and falling on an
inclined sidewalk SONS months ago. He sued
Tor 1900.
District court ct Council Bluffs conyenes
Monday.
Dabuque Wiz increase thenumber Of its gas
LAMPS to 700.
Pomsroy expects TO have creamery by the
1T Of next Nay.
The g. A. r. building at HUMBOLDT will
soon be completed.
Bake University expects to enroll 500 new
students this year.
Inc narrow gauge depot OF Yarmouth WAS
burned last Saturday.
State Secretary Q. G. Baldwin, of tine 7. M.
@. A., has resigned.
freight train was wrecked on the Rock
Iiland at Menlo Friday.
Pour saloons were raided by the police at
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
A large number Of cattle have died Of black
Lex near Spi Il Lake recently.
J. W. Wilson fell from rapidly moving
train near Minot the other day and was rend-
cred insane By the sheek.
Mrt. Albert Martindale, Of Collar, met
terrible death Tuesday evening BY having her
clothes take fire sad her body burned to
crisp before assistance could arrive,